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U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials plan to investigate whether inhalable caffeine sold in lipstick-sized canisters is safe for consumers and if its manufacturer was right to brand it as a dietary supplement.

With a looming shortage of family care doctors, medical students aiming to become primary care physicians are in high demand. However, fewer and fewer students are choosing that path

Projections show the supply for physicians will fall short by 91,000 in just eight years

The deaths of celebrities such as Heath Ledger and Anna Nicole Smith, and the possible role of prescription drugs in the death of Whitney Houston, spotlight a problem that continues to worsen. Rebecca Jarvis and Seth Doane speak with Dr. Travis Stork about staying safe.

A new study has found that children who develop autism have abnormalities on brain scans that can be detected long before obvious symptoms develop, reports Dr. Jon LaPook.

Report: Children who develop autism have abnormalities on brain scans that can be detected before obvious symptoms advance

Parents say new bottle design doesn't work properly, despite J&J's attempts to simplify packaging

Parents said money problems stopped them from sending son to doctor; Judge compared 8-year-old's body to concentration camp victim

Research on deadly strain of avian influenza to be put on hold, not to be published yet, WHO meeting concludes

HealthPop: Over-eating doubles your chances of memory loss; Also, patients who are "satisfied" with their doctors are more likely to die; And, physicists in Germany develop the first "nano ear" that could make it possible to listen to bacteria, enzymes and cancer cells.

Differences in brain development may show through MRI scans before behavioral signs revealed

Diet soda may benefit the waistline, but a new study suggests that people who drink it every day have a heightened risk of heart attack and stroke.

If this beloved fast food staple is your go-to item, pick best, avoid worst

New studies indicate coffee may help with depression and lowering the risk of diabetes, among other benefits. Dr. Holly Phillips reports.

Diet pill poses dangers, FDA says, but will undergo second review next week